When I opened the kitchen curtains this morning and saw the thick frost on the neighbor's roof in the shade, I thought of the Mama saying, "Look at Marie's roof. It has frost. Lots of ice."
So fitting for the first day of winter. I felt a moment's wonder of a winter wonderland. Molly and I most definitely had to go outside.
Cheers on this Winter Solstice!
It may be winter but your pink flowers are beautiful - Happy Winter!
ReplyDeleteTea roses. They amaze me every time they bloom.
DeleteYay frost ...but no snow, eh? If yo make a close up of your roses (when the sun does not shine on them) so you can see the frost on it - it will make a beautiful macro!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit - am still munching on persimmons:)
That art show was a WHILE ago:) My son asked me (the rock watercolor) if it was food! I told him, it could be:)
Whenever convenient look at
(http://) artnotes2016(dot)wordpress(dot) com - keep scrolling - till you see the titles of the next posts (depending on how much you want to see) it's not only flowers!
Merry Christmas, Susie and you your hubby!
I like your suggestion, Jesh. Should I ever get up before the sunrise on another frosty morning, I'm going to try. Once I get away from the computer today, I'm baking persimmon gingerbread bread.
DeleteLove the diversity of your photo ~ iced roof and gorgeous flowers ~ ^_^
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Healthy, Happy New Year to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Thanks, Carol!
DeleteSummer flowers and a frosted roof - lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteThe flowers light up the place! Pretty enough to melt a frosty heart.
ReplyDeleteI love that "melt a frosty heart".
DeleteSu-sieee! Mac, Merry Christmas & Happy New Year 2018. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the visit, photodoug. :-)
DeleteIt's not really winter until the white stuff shows up! Merry Solstice to you and the Husband and Miss Molly-by-Golly ... and the Mama if she decides to pop in. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's what I thought, too, about the frost. The Mama's spirit was good about not shuddering at all the leaves in the back.
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